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6. 25c Bulk neats-Cearrib sides, 7.50c; clear
Sides 7.S7lac; shoulders, 5. 25c. Mess pork nom
inal. Sugar-cured hams, 11.O00l2OOc. Lard
choice leaf. 5000.
TOLEDO. Oct 24.-Wheat firm: cash and October
761sc; November. 76sc; December, 777sc; May.
S37sc. Corn steady; cash. 44l4c. Oats quiet cash,
IS lsc. Closer-seed dull steady; cash and October.
81, November 81 .02 L.: December $4. 10: January.
$4.15 bid; February. ST.. 20 bid. Receipts-Wheat,
So 900 bu corn 10 QUO bu: oats. f. 900 blu; clover
seed $50 bags. Shipments-Wheat. %. 900 bu corn.
10000 Blu; oats 1000 Blu; o lover-seed, 500 bags.
DETROIT Oct. 24.-Wheat-No / white cash.
1850; No. 2 red cash and October. 761ac: November
1890 December. 7S1sc; May, So 7sc bid Corn. No
- 44c. Oats No. 2. 29c; No. white. 39c.
Receilts-Wheat, 16, 400 bu corn. IL 500 bu; oats,
1900 bu
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dried beef hams Primrose brand. 14c; dried beef
hams. small pieces. lie. Bacon, clear sides about
IS lbs average lac: about 35 fbs average. Toe;
clear backs medium average 10c clear bellies. me-
dunn weight 10s4c. Dry salt AID Picked Meats
smoked 9lac; clear bellies (unsmoked. 1Oc; clear
bean pork ~ brl 200 lbs. $500. Bologna-Skin
large or small 7lac; CLOTH large small. 7c Lard
Pure winter leaf kettlerendered in terces. 1a4c.
Refined Lard-In terces 7l4c; in 50-fb cans in 100
fb cases. 7l2c.
Cover-Comn1on red june prime recleaned)
$404.40 y bu; English mammoth. prime trec!e N
edl, 81 209435; Alsike, prime. 81 5O0S; Alfalfa
prime 81 % $50; white. 81. so 0S; prime timothy,
81 6OO2.75f bu extra clean blue grass . 70 % 70
a. bu: red top, 75cD$1 ~ bus orchard grass, = oOO
1.65 " bu; Southern grown miiler. zoe " bn: com
mon millet 75c y bu aaxseed selected, 81 10 a. LAO
~ bu: seed rye 65c ~ bu: old popcorn. Ease y rs;
new popcorn 6O0zOc ~ bu: hemp. 3I9c; canary.
Sc; rape. &c p ID. Acme lawn grass seed, 2oc p 10
SO 25 ~ bn. Spinach-Bloon sdale savoy-leaf
SEALED bagsl SOC y rs. Kale. 75c y rs.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Conditions All Favorable for Good
Weeks Trade

The Conditions All Favorable for Good
Weeks Trade
INDIANAPOLIS, OCT. %
Trade opened brskly to-day with every indi.
cation that the volume OF business for the week
will be large and highly satisfactory. The
weather all one could desire The money
market is easy and with the exception Of grain
good prices are realized on the leading articles
which go to make up the trade at this season of
the year. Dry goods men were very busy to-
day. and prices ruled firm. The weakness of
the wool market East has not yet affected prices
either there or in the West, on the manufactured
goods. In commenting on the wool market the
Boston Herald says: There mas been only a
small trade of Iate and it is the fact that prices
have weakened under the pressure to sell WOOL
This pressure has come largely from the
West as from the wool held here. Accounts
have reached that position where they must be
settled with the bank, and the feeling is that
the wool on which the money was borrowed
must pay the loan. In where this result
has not about there are holders
of wool as firm at any time this
season, but such Is not the market. 1t is onlv
one side of the market 1t is dou btless true that
the stocks of wool are in the hands of the mar
ket aud in tho West rather than in the store
houses of manufacturers. but at the same time
manufacturers have adopted policy of buying
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Oct "a. The Mark Lane Express.
in ts review of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The values of native
wheats and country -four unchanged. The
supplies in the provincial markets are variable,
and prices steady. The sales Of English
wheat during the week were 81. 1873 quarters, at
29s Cd. against 60. 159 quarters at 29s Cd during
the corresponding period last year The trade
in foreign wheat is quier. Supplies of south
Russian are arriving freely. Dealings at Liver
pool are frmer. Flour is steady and prices
a fraction stronger. Corn is in small supply;
values hardening. Oats beans and peas
show better tendency. At to-day's market
wheat was inactive, and values firm Flour was
steady. Corn was strong, and prices rose la
Oats were Sd to Sd higher.
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Elsewhere.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 24.-Hogs quiet and easy;
$50 $50 4'i'04'00' AsSs'p''' '''''' shipments =
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-Cattle receipts. 1852
shipments, 49,. Market strong and active Good to
S3 p a 10: stockers. 81 OOO2.6O: feeding steers
S26503 25; COWS. $1.2502oo; grassrange steers,
Hogs-RscePss 464s: shipments none = Market RI
pigs. So 90 0$4oO
shsep1Reespt'' e. shi2menss; o none, Market
medium, 81 9O02 CO.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Beeves-R Receipts, Jog
carloads for the market II carloads for slaughterers
direct and 20 carloads for beef exporter; total for
the week, 8. 900 head The market opened with
prices but before the finish former figures glad
y accepted by sellers, and the market closed barely
with few fancy tops up to $54Oo5.5O; fair Texas
steers, So 70 and bulls So. 1O03.
the week a. 300 Market duh and barely steady for
sheep and at decins of 70 d2oc per 100 lbs on
Hogs-Reeeipts. IA 900; making So: 10 for the
week. Market dull for live hogs at 81 SO05.1O.
ST. LOUIS Oct. decentralization 200;
shipments, 600. Market strong. Choice heavy
tive 81 25 047o; fair to good natives SO 500
4.3O: butchers steers, medium to choice S5 OO0
se 5S' fADs'iS' '0-''l - s'0N '0'Ai LOU D. ~ q
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments, 900. Market
active and higher. Choice heavy and butchers ssec
TONS "a So 4.7O: packing and Workers.. medium to
AIS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments. 200. Fair
to fancy, So. 20 ID. Is; lambs, So. 04.4O.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 24--Swine-Fun supply. and
fairly good demand. Receipts 1O.52S head. Quo
tations, S606.5O.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-The Drovers' Journal
ports: Catte-Receipts. 10000 shipments. 1000.
Market steady to strong shipping steers. $2.75
and mixed, $l.4O02.75: Texas cattle, $1,000
27O; Western steers SO. 3O03.65.
Hogs-Receipts. IL 600: shipments. 5000. Mar
ket stronger; mixed, So. 200455 heavy, $4,000
465; light. 81 IS 4.o5; skips. So a D4.15.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: shipments, 1000. Mar
ket STEADY; natives, So. % "a; Western $3O3.4O;
Texans. $3.50 03.4O; lambs. $4 05.O5.
BUFFALO Oct 24.-Cattle-Reeeipts 1921:
prices declined 15025c since last Monday; market
dull; common to fair. $3.OO04OO good to choice
shipping $4. rs 0465; export grades. $780, stock
and feeders dull at 1910 o. 10; veals $500
$50.
Sheep-Receipts 5, 200: quiet and weak: in eerior
to fair. So OO43.5 so: good to choice, $3 7504.35,
Western lambs 81. 50654O.
Hogs-Receipts Is, 325; active and shade HIGHER;
S4.5o "a. 60; selected Yorkers, $4,000
selected medium weights. $4. 80.
EAST liberty. Pa. Oct. observation-disclosures,
$3.50 shipments. 2,6O3. Market very slow 15c to
25c off from last weeks prices. Thirty of cattle
shipped to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 7.4o0 shipments. 5000. Mar
ket m. Philadephias. $4.7O04.s5: Workers.,
$4.5o04.6O; common to fair, $4. 250 40.
Fourteen shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: shipments 400. Mar.
ket slow. at last weeks closi4n prices
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Tw" Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Flour-Receipts, 81.
s36 packages; exports, 454 bris and 20, 6S5 sacks
Rather weak, but not quotably lower Sales.
Is, 200 brls.
Wheat-Receipts 161. 450 bu; exports. III, 126
bu; sales, 3. 76S. 900 pu futures and pa, 900 bu
spot. Spot grades la &c lower and moderately
active, mainly on wants Of millers and receiv-
srs; options declined a &c early. and. after few
feeble reactions, closed steady at about the low
Est; speculation moderate; No. 2 Chicago, 63ac
delivered; ungraaed spring, safe; ungraded red,
81 s6ac; No. 2 red, SO $3.50 elevator Sal a SIZE
delive red; fancy red. S54c; No. l red. nominal
ssic No. white. S5sc; No red, October nom
mai. S28c; Novem Der, S2s a S3c. closing at S2sc
December, 83 l6c, closing a S34c; January, 844
a S5s. closing at SAFE; February, S57 0S6c; clos
ing at S52c; March, 86a al SIC, closing at S69sc;
April. S72 n &c. closing at SIZE; May, 68 ii 16 q
Sole. closing at $50 June, S9s S9sc, closing at
s9ac December, 93s 934c, closing at 935c.
Corn-Receipts. 500 bu exports, l03.S46
bu; sales. 592 600 on futures and 237. 900 bu
spot a ac lower. leaving off with some reaction;
trade modrrate; uncraded. SGT 953c. latter
called yellow; No 2. Size store. 52s a522c deliv-
November. 5ls 052c; December, 5ls a SIC, clos
ing at SIC: January, Sic 15lEc, closing at Size;
May. 52s a 525e, closing At 52Ec.
Oars-Receipts, 100000 bu exports. none
Iales 4l0 600 bu futures and 49,. 900 bu spot; a
phad~ easier and fairly actvr; mixed Western,
)2134c; white Western. 35 a 40c.
Hay firm and fairly active; shipping 60 a 65c.
Hons quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet at 194c; options
lower and moderately active; sales, 5000 bags
October I6. so d l6 SOC: November, 10 20 a Is 95c
December. 16 So all 20c: January, 16 rs q IL Zoe;
February. 10 - a II 05c; March 10 II a IL 00c
Ap,il. 1860 a l6 zoe; NAV. 166 90 a l6 90c; June.
IS scale 75c; July. I6 6oc; August, l6 250
I6 45e: September. Is 90 a l6 00c: tl8S8)-No-
vember. Is. Zoe: December, Is 70 q 10. 75c Sugar
arm; English island. 42c; refined Quiet; G, d
Jtc; white extra @. 5sc; off A. So q 5sc mold A,
btc; standard A, Go; confeeuoners A. 6 soc;
powdered, IL l6 a 65c; Cranulated. 6sc: cubes
;69 d6ac. Molasses dull and nominal Rice
Iteadv.
Tallow steady. Rosiu quiet
Eggs in fair request; receipts 57S5 pack
ages; Western. 20 12lc.
Pork fairly active and steady; sales, 300 brls
mess. Cut meats unchanged and dull Lard 2
1y3 points higher but rather aniet; Western
steam. spot 67006 72ic: October 6 67e; No
vember, $50 a 652c December. 6 Al az 4sc: jan
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing the Quantity In Sight in the
limited Statas and Can adj

Figures Showing the Quantity In Sight in the
United States and Canada.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24-The visible supply of
grain on De-: %. compiled by the secretary
Of the Chicago Board of Trade, was follows:
Wheat, 80, 38s. 584 bu. increase Of ,057, 161;
corn 1924 49l bu, decrease OF PIT, III: oats 5,
$685. bu, increase of So OIL rye. 3l3.577 blu,
decrease Of 1884; barley. 2, l43, 3l2 bu. in
crease of 459, $40.
of grain afioat and 10 store Oct %, COM
piled by the New York Produce Exchanges:
Wheat, 80, 3S8. 046 bu. an increase Of T67. SOB:
corn. 924. 1868 bu decrease of PIT, 1874: s.,
442 bu decrease OF 10, go: rye. 313, $40 bu,
decrease of 1904; barley, 2. 142.776 blu; an in
crease of 1894
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
in fair local inquiry; prices UNCHANGED and
steady No. 2 spring wheat 7os 7o!c; No.
No. rye. SIC; No. 2 barley. 71c No. l flax
seed. 81. 0s.; prime timothy seed. So 20 a 2 %;
mess pork. per bbl, s13.o0 lard per pound.
6 SOC; short-rib sides. Ooose). 7.ooc; dry-salted
shoulders tboxed.) B. 000 zoe; short-cear sides
(boxsdj 7100Z20c: whisky. distillers' finished
goods per gal. 81. 10. Sugars, cutloaf, &c; gran
ulated, &c; standard A, 61c.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the butter
market was quiet, at 1920 for creamery,
and 16 a2lc for dairy. Eggs quiet, AZ 17016c.
Receipts-Flour. 10000 brls: wheat, 1000
b1; corn. 2l9 900 bu; OATS III, 900 bn: rye, 900
bu barley, 81. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. %, 900
brls wheat, 16I 900 bu; corn. 444. 900 bu; oats,
1913 900 bu; rye 80, 900 bu; barley 81, 900 bu.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 P. NJ, Oct. "a. 1897. as furnished by
Elliott s. Butler abstracters of titles Room o. Etna
Building:
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Peter NJ. Ricka-
baugh, lot 217 in McCarty's seventh
Westside addition to indianapolis $500. 90
Edward Schurmann to Laura Donan ct
al. lots 80 and SO in Ruddell 81 Vim
tons Park-place addition to Indianapo
Ann B. Holbrook to Frank l. Howe lots
q and and part OF in Manlove ct
al. subdivision of j. s. and r. Dun
laps addition to Indianapolis 10000
David c. Davenport to George w. Mar
veil. part of the east half of the north
north t Of range east - .o. 100000
Viola H. Heaton to Jane E. Sims
divided one half of lot &c in w. FL. Tai
bolts addition to Indianapolis. 100000
Edwin G. Crawford to John NJ: Sims. ct
al, lots ard 9: in Crawfo, ds subdi.
.West:end addition to Indianapolis $4,000
Mary E. sims to Jane E. Sims, lot II, in
block %. in North Indianapolis 10000
James II. Perry to Jane h. Sims lot H.
in John Cavens subdivision of part of
outlet So in Indianapolis 446.0O
Chauncey L. Turner to Jane e. Sims, lot
1, in John s. Spanns subdivision of
lots g. and part of 2. in Frazers sub
division of outlot 4. in Indianapolis--- $500 90
James NJ: Winters commissioner, to
Frederick a. Meyer, lot 20, in Nc
80. in Indana polls = p1.. - 2,9o5.oo
Elijah Martiudale to Phillin Re- der. lots z.
s and 8. in square 2. in 5. A. Fetcher's
lis l..o'-..oe -s..:.o. .. 221. 90
outloss 10 ,t5s and rs in Indianapolis 10000
Addison Bybee ct al to Nellie f. James.
side addition to Indianapoiis 800 90
conveyances. 10; consideration sic. 522 90
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NEW YORK. Oct 24.-C. L. Green & Co.'s report
on cotton futures saws: After opening fraction
of, there upward turn that recovered the first
loss and point two additional in some instances.
but reaction followed that sent rates off to the
lowest of the day. where they closed rather tamely
20 points under SATURDAY evening prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; mid
lps; low nei1. 81 eaa baies ross re
.;t5 oo oo ~ 80 aoo . ~ Graar R,Sfts;- <
296 bales: exports to France 26 597 bales; exports
sales 5 500 bales: stock 165, 141 bales.
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IN hundreds of Hoods Sarsapariila, by
purfying AMI enriching the blood. has proven q
potent remedy for rheumatism. Hence, il you
suffer the pains and aches of this disease. it is
fair TO assume that Hoods Sa-saparila will cure
you. Give it trial.
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FALL BULBS

At 70 and so East Market street Descriptive cata
iogue mailed free.
HUNTINGTON s. Hoss Seelsmen.
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stuff. but steady on other grades.


Fancy shippers 81. 2o0465
Good to choice shippers. 3.7O04.OO
Common to medium shippers. 2. 850335
Stockers and feeders 2.oO03OO
Good to choice hefers. --.-..-..-.-.- 2.6503 10
Common to medium heifers ....-..-... It's 0235
Good to choice 2.4002SO
Common to medium cows.-...... 1.OO02.oO
Veals common to good. -............... 2.50O4OO
Bulls common to good 1.5OO24O
Mixers, per head .l0.OOO30O
HoGs-Receipts, 2 $50; shipments. 100. Only
about IS loads sale. Quality fair; market
active and steady at Saturdays prices. All
sold early.
Best heavy packing 81. 046O
Light and mixed packing f. 80 d 4. As
Skips- 3.OO04OO
SHEEP-Receipts none; shipments, 215.
Hardly enough here to make market. Prices
about the same as last week.
good to choice $1,000 90
Common medium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2. 5003 "a
Spring lambs. common to good........ 500 04.5O
Bucks per head -.---..-.........2 OOO3.O0
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Cattle Dull for Common, Steady on Other
Grades-Hogs Active and Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. "a.
CATTLE-Receipts, 3d. shipments, $50. But
few here As usual on Monday. Market dull on
thar
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NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Bar silver, 95sc.
LONDON. Oct 24-Bar silver, 43sd p
ounce.
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 24.-wool quiet and steady.9
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Metals.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 24.-Lead stronger at 4.o5c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Copper steady; lake,
1O.40c. Lead quiet; domestic, 4.3Oc Tin firm.
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NEW YORK, Oct ga number of orders for
mixed assortments took fair quantity of stuff, with
the chief sales reached through orders old engage
than otherwise
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0haS Nswby. il Hilton, South Fork;
a W Long, Gilfoy, CALI o H Gray,
Cherry Greek; Maurice Lyons, Big Sin.
Taylor; w J Hanks, AL Badt, Wells:
John Alver. Winnemucca; A B Miller.
Huntington; Van b Kennedy, Battle
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